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I don’t know what is _____ them up. (delay)

I don’t what is holding them up.

Wow, their kids have really _____ up!

Wow, there kids have really grown up!

Did you _____ out what happened? (learn/discover)

Did you find out what happened?

Don’t forget to _____ off the lights before you leave.

Don’t forget to turn/switch off the lights before you leave.

I’m going to have to _____ it over. (again)

I’m going to have to do it over.

You really need to _____ down. (relax)

You really need to calm down.

You really need to _____ out of bed.

You really need to get out of bed.

I can’t hear the music; can you _____ it up?

I can’t hear the music; can you turn it up?

You should _____ by on your way home from work. (visit for a short time)

You should come/drop by on your way home from work.

I’m sorry for being late; my car _____ down again.

I’m sorry for being late; my car broke down again.

She _____ up with a great idea yesterday. (think of)

She came up with a great idea yesterday.

I’m sorry but this course has ______ up. (no more spaces)

I’m sorry but this course has filled up.

We need to _____ out a way to do it. (understand/solve)

We need to figure out a way to do it.

Could you please _____ the heat down a bit?

Could you please turn the heat down a bit?

When you finish, please _____ up.

When you finish, please clean up.

_____ out my new computer!

Check out my new computer!

Can you believe he asked her _____ on a date?

Can you believe he asked her out on a date?

Could you _____ on the oven for me?

Could you turn/switch on the oven for me?

Are they still together? I thought they _____ up.

Are they still together? I thought they broke up.

What time do you usually _____ up?

What time do you usually wake/get up?

They finally _____ up at around 8:30.

They finally showed up at around 8:30.

Please don't _____ that up at the meeting today. (mention)

Please don't bring that up at the meeting today.

You shouldn't _____ it off any longer. (postpone)

You shouldn't put it off any longer.

You _____ out some important information. (omit)

You left out some important information.

Can you _____ it back to me tomorrow? (return)

Can you give it back to me tomorrow?

I’ll _____ this over and _____ back to you.

I’ll look this over and get back to you.

I _____ across some interesting information yesterday. (find by chance)

I came across some interesting information yesterday.

Can you _____ me off at the station?

Can you drop me off at the station?

She was _____ up in a big family.

She was brought up in a big family.

I’m not sure but I’ll _____ around.

I’m not sure but I’ll ask around.

Are you planning to _____ part in the discussion? (participate)

Are you planning to take part in the discussion?

You need to _____ out this form.

You need to fill out this form.

One second, I need to _____ down my computer.

One second, I need to shut down my computer.

I’m not going to sell it; I’m just going to _____ it away.

I’m not going to sell it; I’m just going to give it away.

I wanted to join you but something suddenly _____ up. (happen unexpectedly)

I wanted to join you but something suddenly came up.

Did they _____ off the meeting? (cancel)

Did they call off the meeting?